Just a part of the Twig by Leeco
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Nikon 7900 image.
I have a pretty comprehensive caterpillar reference book (over 500 different species shown with pics of the adult)which unfortunately assumes that and is arranged with the belief that I know the name of the Moth or Butterfly said caterpillar will turn into, lol.
When I want to ID a new caterpillar, I have to look thru 450 pages of photos, lol. In spite of that, I have a decent success rate at finding out what I shot. In the case of todays' posting, such is not the case. I looked twice and could not find any that seemed right. So....... I 'll call it a Twig Cat (Leecoseo twigisisyis), LOLOLOL!
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee
Comments (13)
Leeco
BTW - this litter critter was about an inch long for any who wondered. Lee
wonderworld
Camouflage at it's finest. Excellent shot!!!!!!
nfrocer
Great macro!
MrsLubner
Amazing camouflage. I'm always amazed at mother nature's creations. :-) Fabulous macro as always, Lee. :-)
aljaysart
Great Camouflage...
JeffG7BRJ
How do you spot these critters? Absolutely top notch Lee.
tizjezzme
LOLOL I love it! And what a beautiful Macro ... beautiful work. :)
spm91g
Great capture!!
mamabobbijo
Probably one of those with more colours than a rainbow! Love the cammo. BJ
BibbyBear
LOL - love your name for this little critter and a superb macro capture of it too. Stunning camouflage he has too. Great shot. xx
lizzibell
Great capture...
tovar
Very well seen. Fantastic compo and lights. I like these smooth colors.
bpclarke
Amazing! Love the macro details and colors and how they match. Bunny